This swap just so happened to work out to be a cluster of three pieces per person that will make a forty-eight piece puzzle in the end.

I did all sixteen pieces the same for this swap. I really like the end result. The theme was ‘Artist’s Choice’ and I picked the season of the swap, spring.
Products used: Recollections Photo Burlap paper for the background, Echo Park Playground-Jump Rope and Rubberball/Splash (purchased at Crop Chocolate), Distress Ink-Walnut Stain (also purchased at CC), Slice cordless cutting machine (yep, Crop Chocolate), Slice card-Applique Basics, Martha Stewart twine, Jolee’s bling, Fiskars cloud punch, Aileen’s quick dry glue.

Winter Puzzle Swap
I did a swap like this late last year that had a Winter theme and when I got the complete puzzle back I framed it to hang in my scrappy space. Here it is:

You will notice one piece missing…we have since received that missing piece so the puzzles are all complete. Great work huh?!?

Leave a comment and let me know what you think.
This is the coolest idea ever! Your puzzle piece is adorable. It's challenging to work on such a little canvas, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteWow, clever.....coooooool. I hope there's another puzzle swap!
ReplyDeleteI wondered what a puzzle swap was. This looks way cool. Like your pieces.
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